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Tennessee Titans Morning Links: Bespeaking Like A Mug Edition

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Tennessee_titans_30x21 Kenny Britt's dominating play didn't just start over night; even his high school coach could tell he was destined for great things.

Tennessee_titans_30x21 You have to love how excited Sen'Derrick Marks is to be a Titan.

Tennessee_titans_30x21 For the first time in 2 years the Titans didn't draft a single defensive end, and Gary Estwick says that bespeaks how comfortable they are with the starters and depth at that position.

Tennessee_titans_30x21 Estwick also takes a look at job security among the coaches across the AFC South to see who can get comfortable and who's on pins and needles.

Tennessee_titans_30x21 Paul K must have been reading the comments of yesterday's link post, because here he looks at Titans WR coach Fred Graves, who has a lot on the line with Kenny Britt.  I'd also keep an eye on Rod Smith, who is coming to Nashville to work with Britt: he and Dinger are very close, and we all know how much the Titans like have (future) Hall of Famers on the staff...

Tennessee_titans_30x21 Mel Kiper thinks Marks was overrated, and that led to our C+ score from him:

Cool Name, Bad Pick Award: The Tennessee Titans had a decent draft. They got WR Kenny Britt and TE Jared Cook, who will both help them in the passing game. But the reason Kiper gave them a C-plus and not a B was because they reached in the second round for a guy with a cool name: Sen'Derrick Marks. Kiper thought Marks was overrated. We think he has the best handle on the draft.

Tennessee_titans_30x21 Ross Tucker has some sound advice for this year's rookie class.

 

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